KORE
🚻 60,000+ places · 9 languages · Free

Find a restroom,
anywhere in Korea.

Public restrooms, libraries and cafés — all on one map, in your own language. Open the app and you see where you are and what's closest.

Free · iOS & Android · No sign-up needed

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80mto the nearest restroom
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9 languagesfrom the moment you open it
61,000+restrooms on the map
9languages
4data sources
₩0no subscription, no IAP

52,182 public restrooms · 3,479 libraries · 4,382 cafés · 1,200 individually verified restrooms — plus everything travellers keep adding.

The data

Finding one restroom
shouldn't take four apps

Korea's official open data, plus libraries, cafés and restrooms we verified one by one. It all ships inside the app, so the map is full the moment it opens.

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52,182 public restrooms

The government's entire national public-restroom dataset — opening hours, emergency bells, baby changing tables and all.

Korean open data
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3,479 libraries

Every public library in Korea. Staffed public buildings anyone may walk into — the safest bet when you're in a hurry.

Korean open data
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4,382 cafés

Starbucks, A Twosome Place and Hollys stores, with opening hours, store photos and parking notes.

Published store data
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1,200 verified finds

Restrooms found in public posts and checked one at a time — floor, soap and paper, the things official data never records.

Collected · verified
We fixed the coordinates too Official latitude/longitude pairs are often more than 100m from the address they belong to. KORE audits every row against its own address and has corrected 1,628 locations — 508 of which had no coordinate at all and never appeared on a map before.
The map

The colour of a pin
tells you what it is

A map is for scanning, not for reading. In KORE one colour carries both the kind of restroom and how clean it is.

  • Clean only — one tap and nothing but the blue pins is left.
  • Search by region, address or name — type "Yuseong-gu" or "Jeju" and the whole district is framed, typos included.
  • Distance first — every result leads with how far it is, because that is the decision you're making.
Red pinOrdinary restroom
Blue pinClean restroom · deeper = cleaner
Yellow pinNearest to you
Green pinSearch result
Teal pinYour "only me" marker
Violet pinSearched address
Details

What you need before you go,
at the top of the sheet

Tap a pin and the photos and the way there come first. Below them, every layer reads in the same order: can I get in → what is it like.

  • A walking route drawn inside the app.
  • Driving instead? Hand it to TMAP, KakaoMap or Naver Map in one tap.
  • Hours, door code, emergency bell, entrance CCTV, changing table, bidet, floor — only what is actually on record; blanks are left out rather than shown empty.
  • A reviews tab with what other visitors found, and room to add yours.
Inside the app

Five tabs, and that's the whole app

One tap to anywhere. The buttons that used to float over the map all found a home.

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Home

The three nearest restrooms, the three nearest clean ones, and everything you've added.

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Map

Search, pins, details, adding and editing. Tap the tab again and it always comes back to you.

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Games

Four minigames for the time you spend waiting, with weekly and all-time boards.

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Report

The status of everything you proposed, plus the messages you sent and the replies.

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Settings

Language, nickname, sign-in and password, account deletion — one screen.

Built together

A missing restroom is
something anyone can fix

You can contribute without an account. Submissions are reviewed, published, and counted on the contributor board.

Tap the map to add

Drop a point, add a name and a photo. Write it in any language — it is translated into the other eight.

It gets reviewed

A human checks each one. The decision comes back to you in the Report tab.

Everyone gets it

Once approved, it is on every user's map from that moment.

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Contributor board

A public ranking by approved submissions. Pick a nickname, or be listed anonymously.

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"Only me" markers

The restroom in your regular building, saved as a teal pin on your map alone. The one feature that needs an account.

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Reviews

Rate a place and say a word about it in your own language — the next traveller reads it in theirs.

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Messages get answered

Write from inside the app and the reply lands in your Report tab. No account required.

Games

For the time you spend in the queue

Four games nobody needs to read instructions for, with a weekly board that turns over every Monday and an all-time one.

Tetris

Stack the blocks, clear the lines

2048

Swipe matching numbers together

Snake

Swipe to change direction

Breakout

Bounce the ball, break the bricks

9 languages

Names and addresses too,
not just the buttons

Restroom names, addresses, facility details and reviews are all translated. The app speaks your language from the moment it opens.

한국어 English 日本語 简体中文 繁體中文 Tiếng Việt ไทย Bahasa Melayu Filipino
FAQ

Quick answers

Is it really free?

Yes. No subscription and no in-app purchases.

Do I need an account?

No. Browsing the map, adding restrooms, suggesting edits, writing reviews and competing on the game boards all work without signing in. The only feature that needs an account is the private "only me" marker.

Do I have to allow location access?

It's optional. With it, the map opens where you are and shows distances. Location is used only while the app is open — never in the background.

Some information is wrong.

Tap the pin and send an edit suggestion. It is reviewed, applied, and the outcome comes back to you in the Report tab.

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Travel with one less thing to worry about

Install it, allow location, and you're set. It's the app you'll be glad you already had.

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